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The objective of this two-day course is to provide attendees with a foundation of knowledge to enable them to develop their practice as a research practitioner. It offers the opportunity to gain an understanding of the management and running of clinical studies. Attendees will be able to apply relevant knowledge and skills gained from the course to their working environment and will be able to build upon their experience as a research practitioner.

This course is for experienced research delivery staff who: have previously completed either taught or on-line Good Clinical Practice (GCP) training, have recent practical experience of working in a clinical research enviroment, and have a good understanding of the principles and quality standards of GCP and related framework.

This course is for experienced research delivery staff who: have previously completed either taught or on-line Good Clinical Practice (GCP) training, have recent practical experience of working in a clinical research enviroment, and have a good understanding of the principles and quality standards of GCP and related framework.

The IC workshop has been designed to enable attendees to embed the core principles of informed consent into their practice. The materials, developed by a group of Lead Nurses throughout the Clinical Research Network (CRN) aim to provide a foundation upon which to build completence in the informed consent process in a research setting. Locally delivered workshops take the form of a combination of presentations, discussions and group activities designed to bring the principles of informed consent into the workplace.

This course is designed for those working as a Principal Investigator (PI) or wishing to become a PI and is particularly suited to those who have been in working in this role for less than 6 months. The course will focus on the role and responsibilities of the PI, developing a greater understanding of the regulatory landscape in research, leadership, oversight and communication skills and the importance of building working relationships with local R&D and R&I departments.

This course is for experienced research delivery staff who: have previously completed either taught or on-line Good Clinical Practice (GCP) training, have recent practical experience of working in a clinical research enviroment, and have a good understanding of the principles and quality standards of GCP and related framework.

We are holding a free Gastroenterology and Hepatology-specific principal investigator training day. The training aims to give those who are already, or would like to take on the principal investigator role a grounding in: - successful leadership of studies at a hospital level - how to navigate research governance procedures - working with your R&D team to get studies supported - how to overcome barriers and optimise recruitment This interactive day will be run by experienced research staff from Wessex trusts and the Wessex CRN

This course is for experienced research delivery staff who: have previously completed either taught or on-line Good Clinical Practice (GCP) training, have recent practical experience of working in a clinical research enviroment, and have a good understanding of the principles and quality standards of GCP and related framework.

This course is for experienced research delivery staff who: have previously completed either taught or on-line Good Clinical Practice (GCP) training, have recent practical experience of working in a clinical research enviroment, and have a good understanding of the principles and quality standards of GCP and related framework.

The IC workshop has been designed to enable attendees to embed the core principles of informed consent into their practice. The materials, developed by a group of Lead Nurses throughout the Clinical Research Network (CRN) aim to provide a foundation upon which to build completence in the informed consent process in a research setting. Locally delivered workshops take the form of a combination of presentations, discussions and group activities designed to bring the principles of informed consent into the workplace.

This course is designed for those working as a Principal Investigator (PI) or wishing to become a PI and is particularly suited to those who have been in working in this role for less than 6 months. The course will focus on the role and responsibilities of the PI, developing a greater understanding of the regulatory landscape in research, leadership, oversight and communication skills and the importance of building working relationships with local R&D and R&I departments.

The IC workshop has been designed to enable attendees to embed the core principles of informed consent into their practice. The materials, developed by a group of Lead Nurses throughout the Clinical Research Network (CRN) aim to provide a foundation upon which to build completence in the informed consent process in a research setting. Locally delivered workshops take the form of a combination of presentations, discussions and group activities designed to bring the principles of informed consent into the workplace.

The IC workshop has been designed to enable attendees to embed the core principles of informed consent into their practice. The materials, developed by a group of Lead Nurses throughout the Clinical Research Network (CRN) aim to provide a foundation upon which to build completence in the informed consent process in a research setting. Locally delivered workshops take the form of a combination of presentations, discussions and group activities designed to bring the principles of informed consent into the workplace.

This course is for experienced research delivery staff who: have previously completed either taught or on-line Good Clinical Practice (GCP) training, have recent practical experience of working in a clinical research enviroment, and have a good understanding of the principles and quality standards of GCP and related framework.

This course is for experienced research delivery staff who: have previously completed either taught or on-line Good Clinical Practice (GCP) training, have recent practical experience of working in a clinical research enviroment, and have a good understanding of the principles and quality standards of GCP and related framework.

This course is designed for those working as a Principal Investigator (PI) or wishing to become a PI and is particularly suited to those who have been in working in this role for less than 6 months. The course will focus on the role and responsibilities of the PI, developing a greater understanding of the regulatory landscape in research, leadership, oversight and communication skills and the importance of building working relationships with local R&D and R&I departments.